Calone

Calone is a synthetic fragrance compound that mimics the fresh, aquatic scent of marine notes. It was first synthesized in the 1960s and is widely used in perfumery to create clean, ozonic, and watery accords. Calone is often described as having a melon-like, cucumber-like, or seaweed-like aroma.

Fragrances containing Calone tend to evoke a sense of freshness, cleanliness, and aquatic coolness. They can create an uplifting, invigorating, and revitalizing effect. Calone-based scents are well-suited for warm weather, active lifestyles, and casual, daytime wear. They can help to create a refreshing, energizing, and rejuvenating experience.

Calone is a versatile fragrance ingredient that is commonly used as a top or middle note in aquatic, fresh, and ozonic fragrances. It helps to create a clean, watery, and marine-inspired scent profile. Calone is often blended with other green, floral, or citrus notes to add freshness and lift to the overall fragrance.